Today in White Sox History: July 4
Briefly

Ty Cobb had a remarkable 40-game hit streak halted by pitcher Ed Walsh, who secured a 7-3 victory for the White Sox over the Tigers while achieving a 0.55 ERA. In 1928, Ray Schalk resigned as the White Sox manager due to conflict over salary, leading to Lena Blackburne taking over the managerial position. Blackburne managed the team to a 72-82 record by season's end. In 1939, Eric McNair also made history with a remarkable stretch of 12 hits in 13 at-bats, propelling the team to success.
Eric McNair completed a historic run in club history, excelling in 12 of 13 plate appearances, marking an impressive .923 average with a home run and five RBIs.
Ray Schalk resigned as White Sox manager amidst salary disputes, with Lena Blackburne finishing the season with a .500 management record, steering the team to a 72-82 finish.
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